City Manager Apologizes for Problems in Georgetown Park Costs

During last week’s City Council meeting, Warren Hutmacher offered Council members an apology before they approved an additional $65,000 for overrun costs.

Supporters Make Case For Dog Park in Official Letter to City Council

Brook Run Dog Park Association prepared an official letter for Dunwoody Mayor Mike Davis and City Council members.

‘Slow Down or Stop This Locomotive’ to Move Brook Run Dog Park

A dog park relocation meeting was held Tuesday to update Dunwoody residents on Brook Run Dog Park. Two residents hired arborists whose study who found that dog waste has not hurt trees inside the dog park.

Councilwoman Adrian Bonser Says She Will Announce Re-election Plans Friday

Dunwoody Paved More Than 19 Miles of Streets This Summer

Since 2009, including this year’s investments, the city has spent more than $6,500,000 paving the city’s estimated 306 total lane miles of roads in Dunwoody.

Destructive Tree Pest Found in DeKalb, Fulton Counties

The emerald ash borer was found earlier this week in Georgia for the first time.

Dunwoody Charter Commission Meets Wednesday Night

The Dunwoody Charter Commission has seen packed meetings for months.

BYOB: Ordinance Change Would Allow Adults to Bring Own Alcohol to City Parks

'King Davis' Flier Mocks Dunwoody Mayor

One Dunwoody Charter Commission member wanted to address a flier mocking the mayor at a recent meeting of the commission.

Dunwoody's Alarm Registration On the Way

A false alarm ordinance is meant to curb these types of calls.

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Dunwoody Offers New Development Review Plans and Inspections

3 Announce Dunwoody City Council Run

Dunwoody Construction Update: Sidewalk Paving Continues

Also updates on Brook Run and Georgetown Parks.

First Phase of New Brook Run Trail Opens Next Month

The controversial trail is about 95 percent complete.

Monday Essentials: The Week Ahead in Dunwoody

Sales Tax Holidays to Help Shoppers Save on Back-to-School Items

General school supplies, clothes and computers will be exempt from sales tax on August 9 and 10, but there are some limits.

Running for Office? Blog on Dunwoody Patch!

You can announce your candidacy, promote your upcoming appearances or fundraisers, present your platform and more on Dunwoody Patch. Here’s how.

The Basics of Dunwoody Municipal Court

DOMA Ruled Unconstitutional - Do You Agree?

The Supreme Court ruled on Wednesday that the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) is unconstitutional. What does that mean to you?

Complaint Dismissed Against Councilmember Adrian Bonser

The City Council dismissed the complaint against Councilmember Adrian Bonser in spite of conflict at Tuesday night’s meeting.

Councilwoman Bonser to Be Publicly Reprimanded for Ethics Violations

The city's Board of Ethics voted for the public reprimand on Wednesday.

Public Info Open House on Mt. Vernon and Vermack Roads Set for June 17

The meeting is a chance for citizens to speak out on specific issues they face when using this intersection.

MARTA Budget Aimed at Improvements, Avoids Fare Increase

The budget plan preserves existing transit service and avoids a previously projected 25-cent fare increase as part of a five-year strategy to stabilize the agency’s finances, improve the overall customer experience and build employee morale, a statement

Proposed Fire Dept. Funding Under Scrutiny

Some say the effort looks more like a tax increase without a public vote.

Councilwoman Adrian Bonser Files Ethics Complaints

She said her evidence was withheld in a recent ethics hearing of a complaint lodged against her.

City of Dunwoody: Millage Rate Will Not Rise

There's been an increase in overall tax assessments since Dunwoody's incorporation.

Dunwoody's Amnesty Program for Traffic Violators Begins Monday

If you have unpaid traffic tickets, the city will forgive any outstanding additional fines if you pay the ticket in full.

Plans Change for Second Phase of Brook Run Park

Dunwoody City Council approved changes to a grant application last week that would widened the concrete trail from 8 to 12 feet.

Residents Drop Suit Against City

Residents of one Dunwoody subdivision have dropped a suit against the city to halt construction of a trail through their neighborhood.

Construction Project Updates on Georgetown, Brook Run Trail

The City of Dunwoody has also has an update on sidewalk and paving projects.

DeKalb Wants Resident Input on Zoning Code Update

Comments can be made online.

Improvements at Spruill, Dunwoody Nature Center on City Council Agenda

City Council members will also consider a land development waiver request for a 90-bed assisted/independent living facility.

Dunwoody Charter Review Commission Holds Initial Meeting

The commission's next meeting is scheduled for May 22.

Dunwoody Lawmakers Attend DeKalb Cityhood Meeting

Fran Millar and Tom Taylor were the only Republican elected officials who attended Monday night's legislative town hall meeting.

Dunwoody Construction Updates on Georgetown and Brook Run Parks

Also the latest on sidewalk and paving projects.

Community Development is the Latest in Dunwoody Spotlight Series

A new videos series explains City of Dunwoody departments.

Dunwoody Charter Review Members Named

The new group is slated to finish its work by Oct. 1, according to a Reporter Newspapers article.

Dunwoody Council Approves Fines for False Security Alarm Calls

The city is hoping to cut down on the amount of false security alarm calls requiring a police response.

Dunwoody Celebrates National Arbor Day with Tree Planting Event

The event will be held at 10 a.m. on Friday, April 26.